Why Can’t I Upgrade My Mac Operating System?
Contents the Single Most Common Reason Your Mac Won’t Update Is Lack of Space. for Instance, If You’re Upgrading from macOS Sierra or Later to macOS Big Sur...
The single most common reason your Mac won’t update is lack of space. For instance, if you’re upgrading from macOS Sierra or later to macOS Big Sur, this update requires 35.5 GB, but if you’re upgrading from a much earlier release, you’ll need 44.5 GB of available storage.
Why can’t I update my Mac OS?
There are several reasons you might be unable to update your Mac. However, the most common reason is a lack of storage space. Your Mac needs to have enough free space to download the new update files before it can install them. Aim to keep 15–20GB of free storage on your Mac for installing updates.
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